Simple, minimal and purely functional is how I would describe my experience with this laptop
bag.
It doesn’t have any fancy tricks or compartments, isn’t particularly fashionable, and I’ll
admit is a little pricey.
But despite all that it’s becoming one of my go to bags to carry just about anything.
Hi I’m David and this is the Invisible Bag ONE Laptop backpack.
So what is it about this backpack that I really enjoy?
So compared to typical backpacks that are front loaders this bag is a top loader kind
of like a tote bag.
And while that doesn’t seem particularly special, I just find it super convenient that
I can just hold it and start throwing whatever I need inside.
There aren’t any pockets or dividers inside the main compartment, so it won’t be the
most organized to easily find thing buried at the bottom.
But on the other hand the top loading structure means I can carry longer items like my slider
that sticks out without worry, and for a grocery run I can just walk around with the top open
and everything still stays nicely inside.
(Throw some tennis balls in the bag while wearing it)
So looking at the rest of the pockets.
At the bottom of the bag you have a separately lined compartment for shoes, which does share
space with the main compartment so you’ll need to organize the space between the two.
And then turning the bag to the back there are two hidden zippers on the sides.
One of the pockets is for holding your laptop.
And inside the laptop pocket there’s soft lining and it’s slightly suspended from
the bottom to keep it from hitting the floor.
But padding on the sides and towards the main compartment are a little thin so I’d try
to avoid dropping this bag on the side or be wary of hard sharp objects in the main
compartment.
Also it doesn’t really stand on its own too well, so lean it against a wall or place
it flat on the floor to avoid it from toppling.
The second back pocket is for holding a water bottle, and it’s pretty spacious in here
so it should accommodate most water bottle no problem.
Both of these pockets are pretty invisible when everything is closed up, which is nice
for security and keeping everything minimalistic.
But because of that symmetrical design I often find myself opening the wrong side pocket
half the time because visually from the outside I can’t tell which side holds what but that
should solve itself as I get more familiar with the bag.
On the front of the bag you have zippers on both sides as well.
These pockets are good for storing any thin small accessories.
I have my laptop power adapter on one side, and a paper notebook on the other.
And inside this pocket there’s also a smaller zipper pocket that’s can work well for securing
a wallet or a passport.
But again the same thing applies with the symmetrical design since both pockets look
exactly the same I often forget which side is carrying what.
And this lip on top is just purely design.
So don’t be tricked thinking there’s a pocket opening here as well.
So next let’s look at comfort.
The arm straps are thinly padded but their wide enough so they don’t dig into my shoulders
and hold very comfortably.
The back is also light on padding so if you have any odd shaped objects inside the bag
it will lay oddly on your body, but with a laptop inside or any normal set items I find
it sits perfectly comfortable on my back.
I guess if I had one main complaint it would be the handle on top.
It’s basically a thin strap that just barely fits my hand.
Functional for hanging the bag on a hook but not really comfortable for holding at any
extended period of time.
So while this bag is a little light on padding.
It definitely helps keep the entire bag light and compact which is nice in the overall comfort.
And finally the looks of the bag.
It’s definitely minimalistic in style and different from my typical backpack but it’s
definitely growing on me.
The design is very clean, and the only branding is on the back side, so it doesn’t stick
out while you’re wearing it, which is nice.
So that Invisible Bag One backpack.
A simple and minimal backpack that I find extremely functional as a daytrip city backpack.
No special compartments, No unique tricks, but just pure simplicity in a light weight
and minimalistic design to carry whatever surprises you might need.
Sure organization in this bag takes a little extra effort.
But despite that it’s becoming one of my top backpacks to grab for a trek around town.
But hope you guys enjoyed this one.
You know what to do.
And I’ll see you in the next video.